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A defective product could give you the right to file a lawsuit depending on the nature of your accident. It is up to product manufacturers to ensure the reasonable safety of their products. When they fail in this regard, consumers can pay the ultimate price. At Wettermark Keith, our product liability lawyers in Montgomery, Alabama are passionate about holding manufacturers and distributors accountable for their defective products. Don’t wait to contact us about a possible lawsuit. You could be eligible for financial compensation. Call (205) 933-9500 today for a free consultation.
Why We’re Right for You
- We’re equipped with the right resources and state-of-the-art technologies to fight for the compensation you deserve.
- We’ve gone up against defendants of all sizes, including major manufacturing corporations from around the world.
- We have enough experience in product liability law to understand the mechanics of these claims and how to obtain maximum results.
- We don’t bill clients if we don’t succeed in securing fair compensation. If we don’t win your case, you won’t get a bill for our services.
How Can a Lawyer Help You?
Injuries from a defective product mean you may have to go up against a large and powerful manufacturing corporation. It can be difficult to make your voice heard in cases against large companies. They often have aggressive legal teams to help them dispute claims. Hiring a lawyer puts you on the same level as a manufacturer or distributor during your defective product claim. Your lawyer can ensure the protection of your rights as an injured consumer while you focus on getting well from your injuries.
What Are Your Rights Due to a Defective Product?
Product liability law is unique from most other types of personal injury claims in that you may not have to prove negligence to obtain financial compensation. The rules of strict liability law state that you won’t have to prove a manufacturing company’s negligence if you (or your lawyer) can prove three other elements.
- The item contained one of three defects: manufacturing, design or marketing defect.
- The defective item is what caused your injury or property damages.
- You have compensable losses because of the defective product.
In these situations, strict liability laws will generally apply, meaning you won’t have the burden of proving a breach of duty of care. In other cases, however, your lawyer may have to prove elements such as a breach of contract or negligence. Speak to our lawyers today about the burden of proof in your particular product liability case.
Compensation for Defective Product Injuries
At Wettermark Keith, we have the ability to go to bat for clients with injuries from defective household goods, children’s toys, electronics, tools, food items, ATVs, vehicle parts, clothing, furniture, e-cigarettes, medical devices, drugs and more. Our Montgomery defective product lawyers have spent years honing their skills and taking care of clients with injuries from item malfunctions. Find out if we believe you have grounds for a case, as well as its potential value, today.
- Medical costs
- Pain and suffering
- Legal expenses
- Lost income
- Property damages
- Exemplary compensation
The value of your case is unique and can depend on many different factors. In general, plaintiffs with more serious injuries will receive the greatest compensatory awards for their damages in Alabama. Discover what we believe your case is worth during a free consultation in Montgomery. Schedule yours today.
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The product liability lawyers at Wettermark Keith understand how devastating the injuries from a defective product can be. We’re here to discuss the needs of injured consumers after serious accidents. Ask your questions and receive tailored answers today at no cost or obligation to hire our law firm. Call (205) 933-9500 any time, day or night, or request a meeting online and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
A defective product can be one that has manufacturing defects, design flaws, or inadequate warnings or instructions. If a product does not meet reasonable safety standards and causes harm, it may be considered defective.
To have a valid claim, you generally need to prove that the product was defective, that the defect caused your injury or damages, and that you suffered compensable losses as a result. Consulting with an experienced attorney can help you assess the strength of your case.
Compensation for defective product injuries can include medical costs, pain and suffering, lost income, property damages, legal expenses, and even exemplary (punitive) damages in certain circumstances. The exact compensation you can seek depends on the details of your case.
A lawyer can level the playing field when you're up against large manufacturing corporations. They can protect your rights, gather evidence, navigate legal complexities, and negotiate with the responsible parties on your behalf, ensuring you have the best chance of obtaining fair compensation.
If you suspect that you have a defective product injury claim, it's essential to consult with an experienced product liability attorney. They can evaluate your case, determine liability, and guide you through the legal process to seek compensation.
es, there is a time limit, known as the statute of limitations, for filing a defective product claim. The specific time frame varies by state and the nature of the claim. It's crucial to act promptly to protect your rights.
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